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New equipment to measure Southeastern platforms in bid to improve level boarding


15/01/2025 in News

The Cordel equipment is used to measure Southeastern Metro stations. SOUTHEASTERN.

New sensors and artificial intelligence technology are being used to help measure platforms on Southeastern’s network and improve level boarding in future.




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  • JasonK - 15/01/2025 22:35

    It is great to see Cordel's AI being deployed in the UK.

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